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Top iGaming stories / Nov 10

Highlights of the day
  • MagBet’s daily roundup brings together the key industry developments from regulatory shifts and business decisions to partnerships, technology updates, and market expansion.
  • Playtech raised its 2026 earnings guidance above €300 million in adjusted EBITDA, while flagging U.S. competition, Brazil’s shutdown, and higher taxes as pressures on 2027.
  • Italy’s proposed budget would introduce ADM oversight of esports venues, including authorizations and per-station taxes, prompting industry association IIDEA to seek the provision’s withdrawal.
  • MGM National Harbor appointed Chris Gumiela President and Chief Operating Officer, bringing the executive back to the Maryland resort following his leadership role in interactive gaming.
  • Kenyan operators requested a gambling licensing fee overhaul, telling senators that disputed charges, capital requirements and inadequate consultation threaten access to the regulated market.
  • Fanatics unveiled an American Express card connecting card rewards with FanCash, offering sports-themed designs and rewards redeemable across its wider business, subject to eligibility rules.
  • Argentina’s Patricia Bullrich pledged Senate action on gambling legislation, renewing attention on the advertising restrictions and safeguards approved by the lower house in November 2024.
  • Swiss Casinos gained a charitable foundation majority shareholder after Hans-Ulrich Rihs donated a controlling stake, aiming to support long-term independence and the foundation’s charitable objectives.
  • DraftKings rejected vulnerable bettor targeting allegations in its response to U.S. lawmakers, defending its personalization practices and outlining safeguards governing marketing and VIP customer engagement.
  • GKL reported a 52.6% net profit decline for the third quarter, as higher operating and financing expenses outweighed largely unchanged revenue at the South Korean operator.
  • A Quebec industry coalition renewed its online gambling licensing push following research documenting increased online participation and concerns about gambling-related harm among younger men.

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